A psychological thriller, based on the short story by Graham Greene, starring Paul McGann, Owen Brenman and Ronald Pickup.

Written and Directed by Tim Hewitt for A-Z.

One flatmate finds himself in an embarrassing situation of asking his female flatmate if she could check his manhood to stop him worrying…

Directed by Tony Hagger and Written by Matt Wheeler.

Starring Sarah Solemani and Mike Bailey.

* explicit language used in video.

A brief romantic comedy where an aggressive rooster determines which way a coupleʼs relationship goes.

An endearing picture of love at a comic crossroad as a city couple sharing a country house has opposite attitudes toward the environment. He hates the bucolic life and is terrified by a threatening rooster; she is at one with the land and with the rooster.

Adapted and Directed by Tony Hagger.

Definition:

1. When a straight man has a “crush” on another man, not sexual but kind of idolizing him. Many straight men end up having man crushes on Johnny Depp (I don’t blame them).

2. A man who has a crush on another man without sexual attraction.

“Hey, Ted. I heard you spent the night over at Dave’s.” “Yeah, we played twister and scrabble and watched movies, and spent all night talking, bizzatch.” “Dude, you’re 35, acting like you’re 12, and you’re using his language. You’ve got a man crush.”

3. For a man to have a very close platonic friendship and/or admiration for another man.

“Ben Affleck has had a man crush on Matt Damon for a long time.”

Synopsis:

Playing with the metro-sexuality of the modern male, two guys competitively argue about which of them is “best mates” with their mutual friend, Dave.

Written by Matt Wheeler and Directed by Tony Hagger

‘HALF TERM’ – 35mm anamorphic, 25mins. Half Term tells the story of Mark, a student whose entire future seems to implode on one week’s nightmare holiday visit to his absent father in remote coastal Cornwall.

Winner of 8 International Awards including First Place at the Rhode Island International Film Festival.

Steven Geller as Mark, Elizabeth Healey as Taren, Sam Plumb as Henry, Jodie Reynolds as Cassie.

Written and Directed by Tony Hagger.